After disappearing for six years, Jay Finlayson returns with the most on-brand comeback possible, no plan, no structure, and far too much to explain. From grief and burnout to joining the ambulance service (for reasons still unclear), getting married, and slowly finding his way back to film, this is a chaotic, honest reset.
Season 2 kicks off with a mix of self-awareness, and the real story behind the silence. It’s messy, it’s unfiltered, and it’s probably the most accurate reintroduction you’re going to get.
Proper episodes start July 10th… assuming history doesn’t repeat itself.
Shout-out / Festival Plug:
Also, quick one before we get into things. if you’re a horror filmmaker, I run an international horror film festival called Fear Screen (https://fearscreen.com) We’re always looking for bold, original, and genuinely unsettling work, so if you’ve got something you want people to experience on the big screen, head over and submit. Would love to see what you’ve made - https://filmfreeway.com/fearscreen
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